
Megalomaniac Alexander wants to be like Alexander The Great. His plan is to commit the world's greatest crimes to expand his industrial empire. Every crime is specifically designed to contradict the ten commandments. U.N.C.L.E. goes after him when he steals a secret chemical from the US military. Solo and Kuryakin team up with Alexander's former wife, Tracey, to stop him from becoming the most powerful man in the world. This movie is made from the "The Alexander The Greater A... (Full plot summary below)
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Megalomaniac Alexander wants to be like Alexander The Great. His plan is to commit the world's greatest crimes to expand his industrial empire. Every crime is specifically designed to contradict the ten commandments. U.N.C.L.E. goes after him when he steals a secret chemical from the US military. Solo and Kuryakin team up with Alexander's former wife, Tracey, to stop him from becoming the most powerful man in the world. This movie is made from the "The Alexander The Greater Affair", parts one and two, from season two of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
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| User ReviewDavid GAnother chance to join our favourite U.N.C.L.E.s. Also known as "The Alexander the Greater Affair" parts one and two, this sees meglomaniac business man Alexander (Rip Torn) steal a top secret nerve gas from the US Army - not only that but he's also breaking each one of the ten commandments on his path to world domination. However he hasn't reckoned on Illya Kuryakin (David McCallum) and Napolean Solo (Robert Vaughn) and perhaps worst of all, his ex-wife (Dorothy Provine). As always this was originally a two-part TV show, shorn of various titles and recombined with additonal footage, it's a stylish adn fun way to spend 90 minutes. |
| User ReviewSimon TCompletely daft U.N.C.L.E. adventure about a megalomaniac (a surprisingly bland Rip Torn) breaking the Ten Commandments in order to become 'Alexander the Great'. Redeemed by tongue-in-cheek performances from Robert Vaughn and Dorothy Provine, and zippy no-budget direction by Joseph Sargent, who went on to helm the brilliant 'Taking of Pelham 123'. |
| User ReviewJay BThe one where the cushion saves the world!! |